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Arthur McDonald
 Post subject: mechanic in Durham area
PostPosted: Mon May 01, 2006 11:44 pm 
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It seems that my Nissan mechanic was in a motorcycle accident and won't be working for a while, and my previous Mustang mechanic fell off the face of the earth, so I need a recommendation for a shop in the Durham area, preferably north/northwest/northeast or downtown.

What I need immediately is a new brake booster in the Mustang. It went to heck on me early in my second run yesterday. Sounded like a ruptured whoopee cushion each time I braked, and felt worse.
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George Bright
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PostPosted: Wed May 03, 2006 4:44 pm 
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Bob Kendrick works on cars on the side. He is in North Raleigh (sorry). Give him a call at 349-7550 cell. He is very reasonable on his rates too.

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Mark Vitacco
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Carolina Auto Masters specalizes in American Iron-They are a High Performance tuning shop and have some really sharp people. I'm sure
they can sort out your Mustang. They help us a lot with dyno days, tech
days, give them a call and give them a try!

Located on Main St in Durham. See the link on the Track Sponsor page or GOOGLE Search.

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Aaron Buckley
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Mark Vitacco wrote:
Carolina Auto Masters specalizes in American Iron-They are a High Performance tuning shop and have some really sharp people. I'm sure
they can sort out your Mustang. They help us a lot with dyno days, tech
days, give them a call and give them a try!

Located on Main St in Durham. See the link on the Track Sponsor page or GOOGLE Search.


Yeah, talk to Jeff. He is a great guy. Hell, he was on PINKS not too long ago and took home a car. - AB

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Creech is a tuner that prefers the Bowties. He might be able to point you in the right direction though.

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BretLuter
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Wes Eargle wrote:
Creech is a tuner that prefers the Bowties. He might be able to point you in the right direction though.


Creech?

OR

Screech?
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Arthur McDonald
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Thanks for the pointers. I've had work done at Carolina Automasters in the past. (It's on S Elizabeth St, between E Main St. and Ramseur St., in the old Carpenter's Chevrolet truck repair shop.) Place gives me the creeps! :)

Anyway, I talked to Bob Kendrick tonight, and he seems willing to help.
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